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Writing for Litigators 2012

Recorded on: Sep. 17, 2012
Running Time: 02:41:28

Taken from the Web Program Writing for Litigators 2012 Recorded July, 2012 in New York

Getting Started; Legal Style: How to Make Your Writing Precise and Powerful [02:41:28]

Getting Started:

  • Organizing the draft
  • Legal writing controversies
  • Legal writing myths

Legal Style:

  • What constitutes good legal writing?
  • Legal writing do’s and don’ts
  • Document design
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  • Getting Started; Legal Style: How to Make Your Writing Precise and Powerful - Writing for Litigators 2012
    Hon. Gerald Lebovits
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Hon. Gerald Lebovits ~ New York City Civil Court; Adjunct Professor of Law, Columbia Law School, Fordham University School of Law & New York University School of Law

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